Drought Strikes Northern Mexico Amid Death Toll Rise
Mexico faces its worst drought in 40 years as 11 northern states suffer extreme heat. Cattle die from dehydration while towns report human deaths. Authorities expand exports, drill wells, and build rain-sum water systems. forest fires rise and hospitals add beds.
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Mexico City
UPD
Lorthern
Mexico
Durango
Teofilo Gomez
San Luis Potosi
Nuevo Laredo
Tamaulipas
Manuel A. Ravize
Luis Echeverria
National Cattlemen's Confederation
United States
Pedro Rivera
Veracruz
Rivera
Gilberto Leon
Regional Cattle Union
Sonora
Guaymas
UPI
U.S
Echeverria
Federal Water Resources Department
Stricker
Zacatecas
North Central
Jorge Cruishank Garcia
Water Resources Department
Juan Manuel Cassiaii
Matchuala
Nuevo Leon
Marlerrey
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